For information about what a Debenture Ticket is and where Debenture seats are located as well as information about what's included in your Debenture Package, please head to the Debenture Packages page. You can also view the exclusive hotel deals available to Debenture Ticket holders here.

A Wimbledon Debenture ticket provides the best seats on Centre Court and No. 1 Court and offers unrivalled views of the tennis for a full day’s play at The Championships. ​ Debenture Tickets are among the most sought-after tickets in world sport, and demand has always exceeded supply ever since their introduction. Debenture tickets are the only tickets that can be transferred and sold prior to the start of Wimbledon. They give you guaranteed access to the best seats. Unlike most agencies, we actually own debenture seats on both Centre Court and No.1 Court as well as buying debentures from many other debenture holders. The debenture tickets also gain you access to the excellent debenture restaurants and bars. Please note that the debenture ticket is valid for a specific date and court, not for a specific set of matches played on this court.

Excellent seats on Centre Court or No. 1 Court for the whole day Access to the exclusive debenture holder lounges and restaurants No VAT or hidden fees Electronic delivery of your tickets via the official Wimbledon App Oyster travel card preloaded with a return trip from central London to Wimbledon Access to watch play on outside courts all day, with the exception of No. 2 Court (please note that you can’t access No. 1 Court with a Centre Court ticket and vice versa)

Debenture Tickets are usually issued and sold in pairs of adjacent seats. We can offer odd numbers of tickets and single tickets at a small premium. This premium is issued due to the scarcity of these types of Debenture Tickets. For more information, please call + 44 (0)1488 649 770 or use our enquiry form.

These tickets are never issued for sale prior to the start of Wimbledon. The only way to obtain general admission tickets is by queueing up outside Wimbledon on the day and hope for availability, or to enter the overseas ballot.

Children under 5 are allowed into Wimbledon without a ticket but are not allowed onto the show courts. Children from age 5 to 12 are allowed onto all courts provided they so not disturb other spectators, have their own ticket and are accompanied by an adult at all times.

Debenture tickets are your guarantee of the best seats on Centre Court or No. 1 Court at The Championships. Centre Court Debenture seats are level with and a bit above the Royal Box and run for 360 degrees around the court. No. 1 Court Debenture seats are similarly located in prime viewing positions. We will always try to help with location preferences but cannot guarantee exact locations until the tickets are issued in June. Some seats will be subject to a premium. If you require tickets in a specific gangway or have any preference of location, please call + 44 (0)1488 649 770 or use our enquiry form.

All bookings of two tickets are guaranteed to be sat together. Debenture tickets are usually issued and sold in pairs of adjacent seats. For bookings of more than two, we do endeavour to group tickets and will do so whenever possible, however grouped bookings of three or more may be split unless stated otherwise. Grouped seats can be rare and guaranteed groups may incur a premium per ticket. For more information, please call + 44 (0)1488 649 770 or enquiry form.

Debenture tickets are your guarantee of the best seats on Centre Court or No.1 Court at The Championships. Centre Court Debenture seats are level with and a bit above the Royal Box and run for 360 degrees around the court. No.1 Court Debenture seats are similarly located in prime viewing positions. We will always try to help with location preferences but cannot give exact locations until the tickets are issued. We can offer tickets in pretty much all locations around Centre Court and No.1 Court except for 201, 211 or 212. Seats in 206-207 come at a premium. If you require tickets in a specific Gangway or have any preference of location, please call + 44 (0)1488 649 770 or use our enquiry form.

You can book pairs directly through our website, or you can get in touch with us personally. Booking on the website requires full pre-payment, if you book with us via email we require 50% pre-payment. The remaining 50% is due 10 weeks before Wimbledon. If you book less than 10 weeks before, we will invoice you for the full amount. You can pay by bank transfer or via debit/credit card through our secure online portal. We accept all major credit and debit cards.

We begin the delivery process approximately 4 weeks before the start of The Championships. Electronic ticketing was introduced for the first time in 2021. Tickets will be transferred via the official Wimbledon App and the App will need to be downloaded to your mobile phone. Tickets will be required to be displayed on the Wimbledon App, along with the ID of the ticket holder on the day. Oyster Travel Cards will be sent out via Royal Mail in good time for your designated day at The Championships.

The All England Lawn Tennis Club Church Road Wimbledon London SW19 5AE Please use SW19 5AG and SW19 5AF to locate the AELTC with GPS. Underground Wimbledon is well served by public transport, the closest tube station being Southfields (10-15 minutes walk away) and Wimbledon (20 minutes’ walk away). There are shuttle buses and taxis to and from Wimbledon Station and a taxi shuttle from Southfields Station. Use your preloaded Oyster card from central London to Wimbledon and back again. If you are staying for longer and have more exploring to do, simply top up the card at any station or Oyster Ticket Shop. Read more here Taxi There are taxi ranks outside the grounds. which are very efficient and centrally located. The return taxi service runs from gate 4 to Southfields Station and further North, and from gate 14 to Wimbledon station and the South. Car The roads around Wimbledon get very congested during the Championships, but should you decide to drive or be driven we can offer debenture car park passes on most days. The debenture car park is located on the Wimbledon Golf Course and there are golf buggies helping to ferry tennis fans to the debenture entrance.

The card comes preloaded with £10; enough to make a return journey from central London to Wimbledon. You can top up the card at ticket machines and newspaper agents and use it for the entirety of your holiday. You must remember to tap in and tap out on the Oyster ticket card terminal, at the start and end of your journey.

The order of play is officially announced the night before the match. The reigning Men’s champion always opens play on Centre Court on the first Monday and the Ladies champion on the Tuesday, but these are the only guaranteed players. Should you wish to see a certain player it can be helpful to look at the previous year’s order of play for an impression of what play is like on different days, but we cannot guarantee you will be able to watch specific players on any particular day.

Start of play is scheduled for 1.00pm on Centre and No.1 Courts daily, except for the Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Finals, which are scheduled to start at 2.00pm. Play on the outside courts usually begins around 11.30am daily. The Grounds open at 10.30am. Play usually closes at approximately 9.00pm, depending on the weather, light and state of matches.

Since 2019, both Centre Court and No.1 Court have had retractable roofs. Therefore no play should be interrupted by rain, but it can still get very hot on the court on sunny days – we recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen and a thin jacket to cover all eventualities. Click here for BBC Weather at Wimbledon

The dress code for admittance into bars and restaurants is smart casual. It is kindly requested that torn jeans, running vests, dirty trainers or sports shorts are not worn. Tailored shorts are acceptable, and gentlemen are not required to wear a jacket and tie.

All our debenture tickets come with access to the exclusive debenture holder lounges and restaurants, where delicious food and refreshing drinks can be bought on the day. These excellent facilities open from 10.30am until 10pm (or 30 minutes after the end of play, whichever is earlier) and provide a superb oasis from the buzz of the Wimbledon grounds. See debenture holders facilities and restaurants here.

With more than a decade’s experience as debenture holders and 3,000 happy clients attending Wimbledon in 2023 we are THE place to go for official debenture tickets. We have an in depth knowledge of The Championships and how best to make your trip as successful as possible, from travel logistics and where to stay to seating plans and dress codes. We pride ourselves on our high level of personal service, very competitive prices and provide our customers with the confidence and reassurance that their money is always protected.

We understand that buying Wimbledon tickets isn’t as straightforward as buying a bus ticket. We are here to help you make the process as easy and transparent as possible. That is why we, on your request, are happy to email previous clients for you to contact prior to buying from us. Last year we had over 3,000 people attend Wimbledon and the feedback was fantastic! View our customer reviews here.

Along with accepting bank transfer, Visa, Mastercard and AMEX we offer a secure payment platform with Trust my Travel, who are specialists in secure travel payments, and Stripe, our online payment gateway. Take a look at our reviews to see the fantastic feedback we receive year after year! We also offer personal references from previous clients to give you that extra sense of security. We understand that it is a big commitment to book and pay for Wimbledon Debenture Tickets via the internet or over the phone, which is why we do our very best to make you feel secure in every step of the process. All Debenture tickets have ‘Debenture’ clearly printed on them. All tickets purchased through Wimbledon Debenture Tickets and Sporting Agenda are Debentures and are 100% genuine and guaranteed.

In the event the Championships are cancelled due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19), Sporting Agenda will issue a full refund less any transaction charges. CORONAVIRUS UPDATE – 23rd June 2020. We have been heartened by the loyalty shown to us by all our clients and encouraged by their enthusiasm for the future. Most clients have rolled their bookings onto 2021 but we have refunded those that felt they were unable to commit to next year. If Wimbledon 2023 is cancelled because of the Coronavirus, we will commit to refunding everyone again or moving their booking to 2024, whichever is preferred

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Interpretation In these conditions: “Additional Charges” VAT, Tour Operators Margin Scheme VAT and any other duties, taxes or charges payable in respect of the Specified Service and not included in the Service Fee; “Client” the person or company named in the Contract for whom the Company has agreed to provide the Specified Service in accordance with these Conditions; “Company” Sporting Agenda Limited (Company registered in England, no. 05021296 “Contract” the agreement between the Company and the Client made in accordance with clause 2.1 below; “Deposit” the first 50% of the Service Fee and the Additional Charges payable on such amount; “Document” includes in addition to a document in writing any map, plan, graph, drawing or photograph, any film, negative, tape or other device embodying visual images and any disk, tape or other device embodying any other idea; “Final Payment” the remainder of the Service Fee and any Additional Charges payable on such amount; “Input Material” any Documents or other materials, intellectual property and any data or other information provided by the Client to the Company relating to the specified service; “Output Material” any Documents or other materials, intellectual property and any data or other information provided by the Company to the Client relating to the specified service; “Proposal” the document annexed to these Conditions and taking the form of a written proposal or email made by the Company to the Client; “Specified Rate” 4% above Barclays Bank base lending rate from time to time; “Specified Service” the service(s) to be provided by the Company under the Contract as set out in the Proposal; “Service Fee” the fee shown in the Contract relating to the Specified Service 2. Contract Terms 2.1 The Contract will come into existence once the Company has received acceptance of the Proposal from the Client in writing or by email or the receipt of the Deposit by the Company. Until acceptance of the Proposal the Company will not be under any obligation to the Client. 2.2 Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Company these Conditions will govern the Contract and override any terms or conditions stipulated or referred to by the Client in any pre-contract negotiations or communications. 2.3 Any description or specification contained in the Company’s brochures, samples, price lists or other advertising material is intended merely to present a general picture of the services provided by the Company and will not form a representation or be part of the Contract. 2.4 Where the Company has not acknowledged the Client’s order in writing, these Conditions will apply to the Contract provided the Client has had prior notice of them. 2.5 The Company reserves the right to correct any clerical or typographical errors made by its employees at any time. 2.6 In addition to acceptance of the Proposal under 2.1 above, the making of a booking with the Company, however confirmed, shall be deemed as acceptance by the Client of these Conditions. 3. Prices 3.1 Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Company the Company’s quotations are provisional and may be altered at any time for any reason. 3.2 Additional Charges only apply if these have been expressly agreed to by the Client. Additional Charges include, but are not limited to, overseas deliveries, mileage, currency exchange rates, site visits and travel operators’ surcharges. 3.3 The Client will pay the Additional Charges, as agreed upon, in addition to the Service Fee. 4. Payment 4.1 Subject to any special terms agreed, the Client shall pay the Service Fee and the Additional Charges along with any adjustments agreed between the Client and the Company for the provision of the Specified Service as set out below: 4.1.1 The Deposit shall be paid on confirmation of the booking; 4.1.2 The Final Payment shall be paid no later than 10 weeks before the provision of the Specified Service. 4.2 The Client will pay any other amounts due to the Company within 30 days of the date of any invoice issued by the Company. 4.3 Time for payment is of the essence of the Contract. 4.4 All payments shall be made in cash or cleared funds by the due date. 4.5 Without prejudice to any other rights of the Company interest will be payable on all overdue accounts at the Specified Rate. 4.6 Breach of any of the Conditions in 4.1 to 4.4 above by the Client will entitle the Company to demand payment of all outstanding balances whether due or not due and/or to cancel the Contract and any other Contracts the Company may have with the Client. 4.7 The Client will not be entitled to withhold payment of any invoice by reason of any right of set-off or any claim or dispute with the Company. 4.8 The Company will have the right to suspend performance of its obligations under the Contract if it reasonably believes that the Client will not make payment in accordance with these Conditions. 4.9 Tickets and other admission documents will not under any circumstances be issued to the Client prior to receipt and bank clearance of full payment relating to such tickets and admission documents. 5. Cancellation 5.1 The Company may cancel the Contract immediately on written notice to the Client if the Client; 5.1.1 fails to make any payment when it becomes due; 5.1.2 enters into any composition or arrangements with its creditors; 5.1.3 has a winding up order made against it; 5.1.4 has an administrative receiver or administrator appointed; or 5.1.5 passes a resolution for winding-up or a Court makes an order to that effect. 5.2 If the Contract is cancelled pursuant to clause 5.1 the Company shall be entitled to charge the Service Fee and Additional Charges. 5.3 The Company may cancel the Contract for any reason by giving at least 4 weeks prior written notice to the Client. On cancellation under this clause the Company’s sole liability to the Client will be to refund all amounts paid by the Client. 5.4 Cancellation of the Contract by the Client must be in writing. If the Contract is cancelled by the Client, the Company shall be entitled to retain all payments already made. 5.5 If the Contract is cancelled by giving less than 10 weeks’ notice in writing the Company will also be entitled to be paid the Final Payment and to recover any costs or expenses incurred by the Company up to the date of cancellation and all loss or damage resulting from the cancellation in excess of the amount of the Final Payment and the Deposit from the Client. In the event of a cancellation the Company will use its reasonable endeavours to re-sell the Specified Service. If it is possible to re-sell all or part of a Specified Service a full or partial credit will be issued to the Client by the Company. 6. Intellectual Property and Confidential Information 6.1 The property and any copyright or any other intellectual property rights of any description and in any jurisdiction in; 6.1.1 any Input Material shall belong to the Client; 6.1.2 any Output Material shall unless otherwise agreed in writing between the Client and the Company belong to the Company subject only to the right of the Client to use the Output Material for the purposes of utilising the Specified Service. The Client shall under no circumstances have any greater right than a licence to use such property for the purpose of the Specified Service for which they were created. No rights are created until final payment is received. The Company shall be free to make use of any such Output Material in any manner in which it sees fit. 6.2 Any Input Material or other information provided by the Client which is so designated by the Client shall be kept confidential by the Company except where disclosure to a third party is necessary for the purposes of the Specified Service. All Output Material or other information including any concepts and ideas provided by the Company which is so designated by the Company shall be kept confidential by the Client. The foregoing shall not apply to any documents or material data or information which are public knowledge at the time when they are so provided by either party and shall cease to apply if at any future time they become public knowledge through no fault of the other party. 6.3 The Client warrants that any Input Material and its use by the Company for the purpose of providing the Specified Service will not infringe the copyright or other intellectual property rights of any third party and the Client shall indemnify the Company against any loss, damages, costs, expenses or other claims arising from any such infringement. 6.4 The Company shall obtain all such rights in respect of dramatic, musical, literary or artistic work including photography, photographic library materials and music composition as may be necessary for the Specified Service and its agreed use. The expenses incurred in obtaining such rights shall be borne by the Client. 7. Liability 7.1 The Company will not be liable to give any refund or for any loss or damage whatsoever if; 7.1.1 the Specified Service is cancelled or abandoned ; 7.1.2 scheduled participants in the Specified Service fail to attend; 7.1.3 the time, date or venue of the Specified Service is changed; or 7.1.4 the Company is unable to provide the Specified Service due to circumstances beyond its reasonable control. 7.2 Where the Company contracts with third parties in order to provide tickets or facilities for the Client it is expressly agreed that the Company acts as agent for the Client. The Company will not have any liability in respect of any direct, indirect or other consequential loss or damage arising out of or in connection with the provision of goods or services by such third parties. 7.3 Any liability of the Company to the Client arising out of any breach of the Contract, these Conditions and/or the Company’s negligence will be limited to the Service Fee. The Company shall have no further or other liability in respect of any direct, indirect or other consequential loss or damage sustained by the Client. This clause is without prejudice to any liability of the Company for death or personal injury arising out of the Company or its servants or agents negligence or wilful default. 7.4 No term, condition, warranty or representation (whether express or implied by statute law custom or usage) as to the nature, quality, suitability or otherwise of the Specified Service or the conformity with any description is given by the Company or forms part of any Contract between the Company and the client. If any legislation makes it unlawful to exclude or purport to exclude any term from the Contract, this clause will not apply to that term. This provision will apply unless otherwise stated in these Conditions or unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Company. 7.5 The Client shall indemnify the Company against all costs, expenses, actions claims and demands whatsoever made by any person arising from any action omission or representation by the Client or breach of these Conditions. 8. Variation of Arrangements 8.1 Where the Specified Service is cancelled or abandoned or the date or the venue of the Specified Service is changed the Company will use its reasonable endeavours to offer the Client an alternative event date or venue (as the case may be) that is similar to the Specified Service (“the Alternative”). If the Client accepts the Alternative, the Company will be entitled to vary the total price to be charged. Any monies already paid by the Client will be taken into account against the new price. 8.2 The Company will not be under any liability to the Client if it is unable to offer an Alternative. The Company will be entitled to claim from the Client any costs or expenses already incurred in connection with the Client’s existing booking. 9. Assignment The Client shall not be entitled to assign or part with the benefit of the Contract but shall only use the Specified Service for its own benefit and for its invitees who shall not under any circumstances be charged by the Client for attending. 10. General 10.1 These Conditions and the Contract are governed by English Law. All parties to the contract agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of England and Wales. 10.2 The headings in these Conditions are inserted for convenience only. They are not to affect the interpretation or construction of the Conditions. 10.3 If any provision of these Conditions becomes illegal or void for any reason, the validity of the remaining provisions shall not be affected. 10.4 Failure by the Company to enforce strict compliance with these Conditions by the Client will not constitute a waiver of the Company’s rights under any of the Conditions. 10.5 Tickets and event information will be dispatched as soon as possible before the event providing full payment has been received. 10.6 The Company has no responsibility for any property or personal effects left at the Specified Service. 10.7 If tickets or other documentation relating to the Specified Service are to be posted to the Client rather than collected by the Client at the Company’s office, then risk in the goods shall pass to the Client upon the items being posted to the address given by the Client. The Company shall not be liable for any loss, damage or cost arising by non-delivery and reserves the right to levy an additional charge for issuing replacement tickets and documents for those lost whether in the post or otherwise. 10.8 Tickets are included and provided in all packages at face value. However, where necessary a sourcing fee may also be included in the Service Fee. In some cases, for security reasons, the actual match or concert ticket will be issued on the day. 10.9 These Conditions constitutes the entire agreement between the parties concerning the provision of the Specified Service to the Client and replaces and supersedes all prior oral or written communications or representations. 10.10 In no event shall any person who is not a party to the Contract acquire or benefit from any right under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any of the terms of these Conditions. 10.11 The Company may use data supplied by the Client in order to inform the Client of future events that the Client may be interested in, unless the Client notifies the Company that the data may not be used for this purpose.